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The risks outlined in the document include poor weather interfering with planned outdoor photo shoots, actors not showing up as scheduled and requiring replacement actors to be found with little notice, school lessons clashing and requiring work to be completed outside of class time, props and cameras potentially breaking when needed for photo shoots, and issues with playback of videos on school computers if the flash player malfunctions.
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